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- Boy, 8, dies after shot to head at farm
- 'When I joined the police, not many looked like me'
- The red flags that were missed or dismissed when Harrods was bought
- King reflects on late Queen's final days in Scotland
- When to recline and how to share armrests: Rules for avoiding a mid-flight row
- Not all cultures equally valid, says Kemi Badenoch
- The Papers: Labour MP resigns over gifts row and Iran warns Israel over assassination
- Three charged with murder after man found stabbed
- Starmer's Labour about greed and power - Duffield
- 'The steelworks is our identity - we are the steel town'
Ashes 2019: England level series after beating Australia in final Test
England end their memorable summer by earning a 2-2 draw in the Ashes with a 135-run defeat of Australia in the fifth Test.
Dungannon: Woman in her 70s dies after being struck by a car
A woman in her 60s is in hospital with non-life threatening injuries after the incident on Sunday.
Edmonton stabbing: Party guests 'chased down' fleeing suspect
A man suspected of a fatal stabbing was "pursued and detained" by partygoers at a football club.
Lib Dems pledge to cancel Brexit if they win general election
Members vote in favour of the policy, which would see the party revoke Article 50 if they took power.
Johnson and Corbyn poisonous, says Welsh Lib Dem MP
Welsh Liberal Democrats leader Jane Dodds attacks the way Tory and Labour leaders run their parties.
Gareth Thomas and HIV stigma: 'It takes people like him to fight against it'
Gareth Thomas can have a positive impact on HIV stigma, says George, who lives with the virus.
Lake District rescue of dog that refused to walk any further
The dog's owner was too tired to carry the animal when it refused to go on.
Channel migrants: Border Force intercepts boats
Boats carrying suspected migrants are being dealt with off the Kent coast.
PM plans whole-life jail terms for more child killers
The measures could affect the sentencing of murderers of pre-school age children in England and Wales.
Church of Scotland sues for share of £2m Viking treasure
A metal detectorist who unearthed a £2m Viking hoard is being sued over treasure found on church land.
Ferryhill 'knocky-up boards' saved from ex-miners' homes
The boards were used to ensure miners were woken in time for their shifts.
Thomas Cook 'racing to finalise rescue deal'
The troubled travel firm is understood to be in last minute negotiations with bondholders.
Priti Patel: Government focus is 'leaving with a deal'
The home secretary says getting a Brexit deal is the priority, despite criticism that no new concrete proposals have been made.
Brexit: 'Entire machinery of government' focused on a deal, says Patel
The home secretary says the "entire machinery of government" is focused on getting a deal with the EU.
Bethany Fields named as woman who died in Huddersfield street
Detectives say they believe Bethany Fields, 21, was killed in a domestic incident.
Gold toilet theft: Blenheim Palace security 'needs challenging'
The solid gold toilet - worth up to $6m - has not been found after the break-in at Blenheim Palace.
Tyson Fury v Otto Wallin: Bloodied British fighter takes points victory over battling Swede
Tyson Fury battles to a rugged points win over Otto Wallin as he fights for over nine rounds with deep cuts to maintain his unbeaten record in a dramatic bout in Las Vegas.
The story of a random 'slice' of birthday kindness
To mark his late daughter's first birthday, Hannah Brontë's father bought a cake for a stranger.
Suicide prevention plan 'not ambitious enough', says family
A man whose twin brother took his own life says the new strategy in NI "doesn't go far enough".
The Papers: Cameron's 'fury' and rugby star's HIV revelation
The papers report on the ex-PM's memoir and sportsman Gareth Thomas talking about his HIV diagnosis.